Abstract The Conference on Energy Consumption, Quality of Service, Reliability, Security,
and Maintainability of Computer Systems and Networks (EQSEM) was held as a virtual …

Despite the acknowledged importance of quantitative security assessment in secure
software development, current literature still lacks an efficient model for measuring internal …

The design requirements of modern applications that target embedded systems, such as the
need for high performance and low energy consumption, impose challenges on developers …

Maintaining high level of quality with respect to important quality attributes is critical for the
success of modern software applications. Hence, appropriate tooling is required to help …

Technical Debt (TD) interest refers to the extra maintenance costs incurred by the very
existence of TD items in a system. The generation of TD interest can make or break a …

Technical debt (TD) describes quality compromises that can yield short-term benefits but
may negatively affect the quality of software products in the long run. A wide range of tools …

Poor software quality may hinder future extensions to software code. In contrast to functional
bugs, such hidden issues are not immediately visible to developers and users, and the …

Software projects must adhere to a variety of non-functional requirements, also known as
software qualities. Automated evaluation with respect to such requirements can be …

Green, sustainable and energy efficient computing terms are gaining more and more
attention during the last years. As the number of Internet of Things (IoT) computing devices …

Technical Debt (TD) is a powerful metaphor that represents shortcuts taken in a software
development project, usually to meet business goals such as limited time or budget. TD …